Help Identifying Plate
#1
Help Identifying Plate
The little plate on the top of the photo is actually the same color as the larger plate.
I have no idea what machine the smaller plate goes too. AND I'm not even sure it is for any machine I have. 1910 Redeye Treadle, a couple of 401A, and a 600 Touch & Sew all Singers.
I had a Brother 650 but that plate was much larger and it's long gone now.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
I have no idea what machine the smaller plate goes too. AND I'm not even sure it is for any machine I have. 1910 Redeye Treadle, a couple of 401A, and a 600 Touch & Sew all Singers.
I had a Brother 650 but that plate was much larger and it's long gone now.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
#2
Those are for the Touch & Sew machines. The round one should have number 21906 on it, the throat plate might be 21913 or 21915. One would also need part number 163455 which is a thread guide so one could sew a chain stitch.
https://growyourownclothes.com/2015/...n-a-touch-sew/ refers to http://www.tandtrepair.com/600TandSstuff.html and there are some pdf files available there. The instructions on the tant site are for "Chain Stitch - Threading & Such"
Most of the ones I have are stamped lightly and small and hard to decipher.
The 636 instruction manual has the chain stitch instructions in it which I'm thinking can be found at Instruction Manuals | Singer Sewing It looks like they will be changing the site in a couple of days and don't know if it will still be available when they do.
Janey - Neat people never make the exciting discoveries I do.
https://growyourownclothes.com/2015/...n-a-touch-sew/ refers to http://www.tandtrepair.com/600TandSstuff.html and there are some pdf files available there. The instructions on the tant site are for "Chain Stitch - Threading & Such"
Most of the ones I have are stamped lightly and small and hard to decipher.
The 636 instruction manual has the chain stitch instructions in it which I'm thinking can be found at Instruction Manuals | Singer Sewing It looks like they will be changing the site in a couple of days and don't know if it will still be available when they do.
Janey - Neat people never make the exciting discoveries I do.
#3
Those are for the Touch & Sew machines. The round one should have number 21906 on it, the throat plate might be 21913 or 21915. One would also need part number 163455 which is a thread guide so one could sew a chain stitch.
https://growyourownclothes.com/2015/...n-a-touch-sew/ refers to http://www.tandtrepair.com/600TandSstuff.html and there are some pdf files available there. The instructions on the tant site are for "Chain Stitch - Threading & Such"
Most of the ones I have are stamped lightly and small and hard to decipher.
The 636 instruction manual has the chain stitch instructions in it which I'm thinking can be found at Instruction Manuals | Singer Sewing It looks like they will be changing the site in a couple of days and don't know if it will still be available when they do.
Janey - Neat people never make the exciting discoveries I do.
https://growyourownclothes.com/2015/...n-a-touch-sew/ refers to http://www.tandtrepair.com/600TandSstuff.html and there are some pdf files available there. The instructions on the tant site are for "Chain Stitch - Threading & Such"
Most of the ones I have are stamped lightly and small and hard to decipher.
The 636 instruction manual has the chain stitch instructions in it which I'm thinking can be found at Instruction Manuals | Singer Sewing It looks like they will be changing the site in a couple of days and don't know if it will still be available when they do.
Janey - Neat people never make the exciting discoveries I do.
#4
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The larger plate might be from a 401. It looks like the ones I am using on mine (the part numbers are mentioned on another current thread). My 600 is buried under a lot of junk, so I can't go look easily. I don't think the 401 will chain stitch.
bkay
bkay
#5
You are correct about the 401A plate. I was using it for size comparison. I went to the sites suggested by by OurWorkBench and they are spot on. 600 Chainstitchin plate. NOW I have to figure out how to use it. I have the manual I think. LOL The 600 Touch & Sew was my high school graduation present - a year late as they wanted to get me the newest.
#7
Jackie's (tuckyquilter) throat plate in the picture is for the chainstitch. I got my first 626 so that I could chainstitch. I've picked up some other T&S's and accessories separately for the chain stitch stuff. I actually got some boxes just a couple of days ago. I recognized the needle plate as it has a more oval hole than the straight stitch plate. Another way to identify it is that the flip side has a lever doohickey (I'm sure that is the technical term for it LOL) on it.
http://www.tandtrepair.com/600TandSstuff.html has the pdf instructions named "Chain Stitch - Threading & Such"
Janey - Neat people never make the exciting discoveries I do.
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The 630 will chain stitch too. Not too long after I got my 630(sans Any fiddly bits) I bought a big box of Singer cr, er, stuff on Ebay. The pics weren't too clear so I wasn't really sure what I was getting but for $25 I figured I could sell anything I didn't want. It turned out to have more slant stuff than anything else including a couple of full sets of fiddly bits, around 40 cams(lots of doubles), and all 3 parts of the chain stitch for my 630. I think I still to this day have some of that stuff. Best box I ever bought.
Cari
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bkay, is that a typo? or did you mean 758? Do you mean the bobbin case cover is plastic?
Jackie's (tuckyquilter) throat plate in the picture is for the chainstitch. I got my first 626 so that I could chainstitch. I've picked up some other T&S's and accessories separately for the chain stitch stuff. I actually got some boxes just a couple of days ago. I recognized the needle plate as it has a more oval hole than the straight stitch plate. Another way to identify it is that the flip side has a lever doohickey (I'm sure that is the technical term for it LOL) on it.
http://www.tandtrepair.com/600TandSstuff.html has the pdf instructions named "Chain Stitch - Threading & Such"
Janey - Neat people never make the exciting discoveries I do.
Jackie's (tuckyquilter) throat plate in the picture is for the chainstitch. I got my first 626 so that I could chainstitch. I've picked up some other T&S's and accessories separately for the chain stitch stuff. I actually got some boxes just a couple of days ago. I recognized the needle plate as it has a more oval hole than the straight stitch plate. Another way to identify it is that the flip side has a lever doohickey (I'm sure that is the technical term for it LOL) on it.
http://www.tandtrepair.com/600TandSstuff.html has the pdf instructions named "Chain Stitch - Threading & Such"
Janey - Neat people never make the exciting discoveries I do.
The chainstitch "plate" that came with the machine is plastic .
bkay
#10
Have you had a chance to try chain stitching?
Janey - Neat people never make the exciting discoveries I do.
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